Jason Helopoulos

And so it makes it all the easier for them to sit in corporate worship because it makes it more understandable.

They're more engaged.

They're more ready for it.

They're more equipped for it.

They know the hymns because you're singing them at home, or they know the doxology because you sing it at home, or they know the songs because you sing them at home.

They know these Bible passages because you've gone over them at home.

And as you know, as your knowledge of the scriptures grow, when you hear a sermon or you hear teaching, there's all kinds of then different things that begin to come into play.

You make all kinds of connections just from the greater knowledge that you have.

And it helps your children in worship just to make those connections.

And worship just doesn't seem as foreign.

It just feels more regular.

This is what we do.

This is who we are.

We're worshipers.

And to go all the way back to the very beginning where we started this series, that's what they were created for.

And that's what they will be recreated for.

And that's what they'll be resurrected unto is worship.

And so for them getting to see this and make all of those connections, family worship just helps with that.

It also helps to reinforce spiritual headship in the home.

And we need that today.